Inspired by Stone monkey's - Even Bonsai Potters like to do something a little different...

Hi, after reading Andy's thread regarding doing something other than bonsai pots, i thought i'd try a few tea bowls and kind of got carried away !! I really enjoyed doing something different !
All of these are either coiled or pinched -
























Cheers
Vic

Very nice Vic, very nice

Regards

Andy

Those are lovely.

Must write a letter. Now, how to start it? Oh yes, I know:

Dear Santa........

Very nice glaziers. Have friend crazy about tea cups, - I better drop him a hint and a link.

Regards
Morten

Hi Vic

Your amazing glazes are really being showed the right way on theese teabowls. This is high class.

Kind regards Yvonne

Vic

Now get on with some Raku firings matey, if you need some pointers, glazes, or clay bodies then drop me a line and I will do my best to help

All the best

Andy

Thanks Andy , Fiona , Morten and Yvonne !

Vic

Cheers Andy , i might just do that. I've been looking into building a raku kiln. Maybe when things slow down a bit after the re potting season.

Vic

Hi Vic,
I definitely have to mix some of the recipes You shared to me. I hope I'll have time for that.
This is great summary :-) of glazes.

Beautiful tea bowls there vic!

d.

Thanks Tom, yes let me know how you get on.

Cheers Dale

Vic

Hi Vic,

I think the English potter who belong to the world's best.

In Europe, they were always good role models, and many styles have taken its beginning in England.

The pottery is very beautiful.

Best wishes
Peter

Hi Peter

Coming from you this is a great compliment, thank you very much !

Here are a few that came out of the kiln this week -







Cheers
Vic

a few more tea bowls -








Happy Christmas

Vic